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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

Judge barilsx@ns fxeasss ths ffAaatir
frssAa PeFsoesl Ex.nain.tios b. E.psrts.

Judge baFilsx@ns fxeasss ths ffAiatan
fro1sa Pefsoe.l fx.nain.tf0s b. rEpsrts.
Ia tie LzushiiI trial yesterday ths frat
witness eslled was the plaintiff krs- Mary
Lsushh she described tie accident. and
testified ss 70 the eject OF tbe injuries re-
esissd on her sra, ststing that tss mem
Der was almost entirely useless. Upon
erOss-exAEnlnatlon the compsny's counsel
proposed 70 have expert physicians IA axe .
personal examination Of GAc witness arm
snd shoulder, IN order thai they might be
competent 10 testify 20 the extent OF Der IN
luries To this proposition counsel Tor the
plsintih objected and the Judge sustained
The objection. On the former trial the ex-
animation by the physicians Was allowed.
The ae1t witness was Mrs. McD0nough,
al whose residence the plaintiff stopped
while In the city At tAe time OF the aecl-
dent. and then followed krs. hcnrndrie.
OF ut. Pleasant. niece OF the plaihtf.
who testified IS 10 the Inability Of her aunt
90 ase her arm and Of the pain she suf.
tered, etc. The next was Mise Lizzie Law
Ter. of AIT. Pleasant VINO has worked Tor
the plaintiff since last July. Her testimony
was relative 10 the plaintiffs condition;
being unable TO d. any kind Of work with
the injured arm. and unable 10 dress or un-
dress herself without assistance.
Court adjourRed when Miss Lawler 5
direct evidence We. completed. and abe Will
be cfoss-eXsminsa ~ 10 o'clock this morn
lnV
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

Charles ID. Alms u . young gentleman
well and faverably known throughout the
city. Early in life he entered the Navy,
but finding but little opportunity as a sailor
lad, to cultivate his literary tastes he re-
turned to his old home, married aud took
charge of the retail book sales in Eaton &
Lyons large book store. Charlie sighed for
little ones to Chamber over his knees and
tear the leaves out OF favorite books, bat
none came to bless his home until he went
into the newspaper business. He entered
the Democrat Office and became q hard
working reporter and yesterday as a
reward for the good work he has done his
wife presented him with q bright-eyed ten
pound baby. and Charlie is wild with
delight. lie has resigned his position as a
newspaper man-hls connection with
journalism having given MIN ali he coveted
and is once more back among the books
ct Eston,& Lyons. Charlie never knew
until yesterday which he loved nest books
or bsbies-now he is sure it is babies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

J. y. Mulliken, general manager Of the
Detroit Lansing 4 Northen, tie Chicago a.
West Michigan and the Grand Espids,
Lansing 81 Detreit Railways was IN the CITY
yesterday. and succeeded IN eiiecuas q SET
llefnent with j. W. E%rdey AMI other
Cascade farmers, thus removing the lasl
obstacle ia the right of way of the new
road. The road will now be pushed 10
ooa Fletion ss rapidly ~ possible The work
is progressing nicely and. the new route 10
Detroit and the East will be open ia few
weeks.
The D.. G. II. & n run ar excursion 20
Detroit nert Monday 20 accom- mOdsts those
who have such a longing desire 70 witness
the bail game between the bsuoiis and
Browns For those who 30 not wish 20 re-
turn the same day tickets will be sold for
$40. good to return until Tuesday night
10 return ihe same day. isTs s..
Contractor Smith has lsrge force OF men
At work on the south Grand Rapids depot
and Chief Engineer johnson has ordered
the side tracks put in. The work viii be
pushed 10 completion - rapidly a. possible.
Il can't see wbe,e sll the business comes
from, remarked Chief Clerk LesveDvorth,
of the general freight department 81 TIE O.
r. 4 l.. Yesterday. ~ be locked up from 3
stack Of documents that made the reporter
Sigh
The directors OF the Pennsy yivania Rail-
road leave Fl Wayne this morning al s
O'Clock and will 20 through hsrs to Mus
kegon and stor = isv bours in this cty on
Their return this afternoon
Orrin Warner and r. Bag -. passenger
ageuss Of the g.. B 4 q vistsa the alley
City ~ the interest 81 their road yesterday
F. X. Gilmore. General Passenger Aren;
Of The last Tennessee. Virginia 4 Georgis
Ksilssy. was il this city yesterday.
J.. ". Caldwell. Dastrlct Passenger Agent
or the Pennsylysnis Railroad, vas ir t3wn
( yesterasr.
y E1rsrds, Assistant General nanfzsr
Of fss r & D. n. vss in tDc city veslerda9
Trey srpecf 10 c0amsnc work on tbs
hes ma rosm 81 tse I mon Depot TO-DAY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

The musical at the Michigan Conservs-
tory last evening was a most enjoy sbie and
successful one. Mr.. Harris the local tenor
is 10 be congratulated for the fine pro-
gramme presented. While suffering with
a cold Mr.. Harris sang his number. we'll
and was warmly received. The assisting
artists were Mrs Laura Wells Turtle.
soprano, Mr.. Wilbur Force violinist and
Mr. X. A. Weilenstein, pianist. Mrs. Turtle
was ia excellent voice and ssng Nattci's
beautiful Romanza "Dehl Parla," and
Cowens ballad. The Old and Young
Marie, in artistic style. receiving an encore
for the latter. TO which she responded By
singing, My Daring was 50 FAIR" hy
Tanbe-t. Ar. Force is really fine
violinist and plays with much fire and
brillancy. The duo for viohn and piano
given by Mr.. Welenstein and himself was
beautifully done Mr. Welieastein WAS
tired by the long programme OF accom-
paniments and 10 the regret oi the audience
omitted his piano SOLO. Two weeks FROM
last night, Prot. Turtle. assisted by several
local musicians. will give recital nt The
Conservatory Hall to which all musical
people are invited.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
Sole agents for Grand Rapids
and Western Michigan.


Wooden Clothing is sanitary,
not because the garments afe
"medlcatad' or ''magneiized"
but because they are ma he of
a mates1Al
Provided by nature for the
clothing of an animal.
A material therefore endowed
with properties " Inch make
IL auxiliary Ia the functions
of that great HEALTH hEG-
ULAIlNo ORGAN Ire human
skin. lrs hygeDlc viggaes ars
inh0lent ana a. darabe as ine
animal fibre II elf. lhe MAJ
terial Is also Nose cut aud
made with seecla ference
10 It's re atlons 10 e 10y
anatomically and b oiogl-
cally.
Any garment therefore made
under the Jaeger system -
sanItary, hat ~, conducive %
hea 'th, preserving. i8p OHing
andiestorlng it. rht = rments
are al made Of abe olute ) purs
wool ami of every dtsc c1piion
Tor men. wolnsn apd children.
The complete and varied as
ortment OF Gentlemen's Tn
deiwear. Is made Of the aue &
natural, unoyed wool "Stockl-
net" and consist % SHIFTS,
Drawers and Night shirts n
natural gray and pure "A IA te.
They are all manufsctu ed K
pure wool o. the 1uest quaiiis
are very soft and ,4s,ic AID
will not irritate he skin hike
the gen elalIty OF llannels.
The Jaeger Under ear cent
ly stimulate toe Il ana pro-
notes It's normsl action. pro-
ducing effects equai 20 those
of the bath aud are therefore
salutary III the bighe,i deg ee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

The fsrFibis sadsTinzs Of Mrs Plank, of
Ptxlnnsid, Finally Ended


BsLAOsr. Mich, Oct. O.-Mrs. James +.
Plank. OF Plaiaheld. who was the victim Of
terrible accident about two weeks ago.
has al las, msrcifully lad her sufsrings
brought 10 al end.
The eircumstanees Of this sad affair are
as follows. and their painful repetition may
serve As sn additional warning:
Mrs. Pisns who. by the way. Was deaf
mute, as Is her hasbandl, was preparing .
cement for canning fruit over = heated
stove, when the matsriai igni.cd, and dying
upon her skirts. they were quickly in
names. The distracted and tortured vo-
man ran into the yard. vsinly endeayorIng
10 scream for assistance being dls-
covered by Dr. VIM. Hyser only when
ner entire garments mad been
nearly consumed by the fire. The doctor
Immediately threw wooden blankets about
the sufferer. but the surface of her whole
person Save where her corsets had afforded
partial protectiOn) was already whlfened
aud even crisped by the merciless flames
Since tAe horrble accident all assistance
has beeE rendered the sufferer that Was pos
sible, she retaining consciousness TO the Last
and being surrounded by hsr two little
children. the physician, relatives and neigh
Dors, and until the last some hopes being
entertained of her recovery.
Ii Is said that pounds at time of dead
flesh had 10 De cut from ;he poor woman's
person, often leaving the cords and even the
bones osredi
Such fearful and hesrtrending catastro-
phes should lead TO greater precsution in
the handling of oombustible substances. es-
pecially on the part Of ladies, the unfsvcr-
able character of thsir wardrobes making
them especial victima
Mrs. Plank was an estimable wife and
mother, leaving an almost distracted hus-
band and large circle OF frleIds 10 mourn
her terrible and untineiy taking OF. she
being in the prime OF womanhood. X.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
sTnvss-d tn th. sp.ai.h Exposition.

WAsHINsrox. Oct. W.-Ssa Muruaes
Spanish Minister. In note to the Secretary
Of state. has notified the Department that
The Glonth-of April. next yesr, has been
fxed Oh az the period for insugurstinx an
iuternsti cnsl exposition at BsrcslOus. The
Government Of spain would he glad TO see
the United Stssss take part N IL OH
riailT. 5y sending If not iuco1venient
Fetiersi deiegstes. or Commissioners 70
studY - various exhibits. and invites a.
the same tine srtissns and manufacturers
of he [ aited States 70 assist st that zrsat
com mpeflfion Of labor. The exhibition. he
ssv-. slthcugh originated hY private in
a dvi1usis. may = considered ss 0fsicisi
owing - the support and PROJECTION
scrcrisd 70 is b Her xsiessys Govern
u.arf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
Ladies and [hIIdIeR.s uaisIxsa.

To those who appreciate the
important part ciythsnE plays
ia the animal economy moth
ing relating 10 0ul phys cal
nature wilt prove afeater
blessing than the provision
made 0y DR.. Jaeger .0r he
prop unde C 0thDg for Wo-
mea and lhiiuren. Great pans
has been tsken 10 secu g toe
manufacture 81 Absolutely
Pure Woo 81 Of the tines5
quality IN tli. sep rtmeni.
la quality. KaIe Y and grades
OF textures there D. nothing
left 70 be desired The ladies'
Sanitory tndervests. Draw
el.s and combination Cblldrens
Negts. Drawers slId coInnna-
ton Suits AMI Night Dresses
are all made % the besf stock
met maferl n s. bite and
natural colol T8ev are iight.
soft, smooth. flishle. elastic
and very pleasing to she touch;
free from every l1Jufion- ub-
stance. are conducive e. hath
aud comfort aud are far ,e-
vond comparison with any
other kind Of underc'othing.
Growing children. Gel ate and
puny, eniesbled by error. IN
dres. or Diet. show fm e6iats
signs ~ Improvement when
clothed according TO tie lee
ger system with sUrlr sin,
rapidity. Their weakue a
changed 10 strength. langor
and dropping - vigOr and ac-
tivitg and fretfuln - glee
and rnerfImeut We gladly
an cordially extend a. inyi-
fai on n everyone ~ call and
examine the logger system
Of I D3eTrs eaf ard satisfy
thenr seivs- . M manifoid
sterling Qua
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

Monthly Meeting OF tas Michigan Fks-
ssossr AEents Held Yesterday.

Monthly Meeting OF the Michigan Fss-
ssoEsr Agents Held Yesterday.
TIE Michigan passenger agents. Of The
different railroads in the state. met in
monthly session al the Aorten House az 10
q. la. yesterday. Nothing except routine
business wa transacted The following
gentlemen were an attendance. ". A.
Carpenter. Genersi Passenger Agent of
the d.. L. & ~. President. Detroit. Geo h.
King. Genersi Passenger Agent Of tie al. G,
Secretary. Chicago: W a t5syett Assistant
General Passenger Agent OF tie G. 4 ".
N. city; 4. Z. n schindef. Passenger
Asent al tse O., j. *. Toledo, Daniel
Larsrds, Passenger Agent OF The = & 20 II.
East SAGINAW; W. II. Lin3lee representing
the General Agent Of tse Grand Trunk sod
the d.. t. AZ. & ". Cbicsao.
HI. r. johnson, Traffic Mans
ger Of the e.. i. 4 81, Toledo: u ".
Johnston. OF the " C., diy; e. J.. Lock-
wooa, general Passenger ksent oi tie .. Il.
& l., city: Ben Fletcher. Travelling PGssen-
geKlAgsnt Of the ID, g. H. 4 a., Detroit
The meeting kdiournei al about noon.
and the knights 0t ile Raj" partook OF
Grand Rapids hospitality the rest Of the
dag before hi~issg themselves away 10 their
oIS1erent homes.
They -poke 10 high terps OF the enter
tainment they reosiseo while here apd say
they al ways like 70 come 10 CrAn& Rapids
The pe1t rbecrss win pe he'd a, last
Saginaw November IL. az the Bancroft
House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

rh- Employing Printers Adjourn Tn Meet
- ~sw Work Next October.

CHIcAso. Oct. 2O.-fhs Employing Print
ers' Convention devoted the greater : srt Of
today 70 discussing the nine-hOur question:.
A communication Was sent 20 representa-
tvss ~ The International typographical
Union rsauesFing them 20 retain the old
scale OF wages and the tsn-hour system A
psrunanent organ izatlou vas effected and
The following officers elected. President,
rneodors L. De Winnie. Of NV York. Cor
responding SeccstarT +. ). lawson. of 81
Louis. Recording Secretary. James David
son, Of -. Louis. Treasurer. A. D. Russell,
Of Cincinnati. ExecgtiTe COMMITTEES, How
ard Lock wood. Of Nsw 1Ork, r. n. Nudge,
0f Ros,on. George D. Barnard. OF s. Louis,
A. McNsliy. OF Chicago Frederick Drisc0ll.
1f St. Pau. Thomas Williamson. Of De-
trosc. ". r. Bates. OF Memphis. The con-
vension sdjournsd 70 meet IN New York 10
Ortoher f-~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
The BaptIsts Elect Offlcers.

KALAMAZOO, Oct. 20.-This mornings
session of the Michigan Baptist conference
opened with devotional exercises led "
Rev. f. W. White. The election of officers
and directors resulted as follows: President,
DR.. L. Grenell. Detroit Vice Presidents.
Revs. J. S. Holmes, II. Watson. S. Brooks,
ID. Baldwin and Z. Forbes; Secretary
t. NJ. Shansieit, Three Rivers; Treas
urer, d. Putnam, Ypsilanti Auditor, s.
Grant, of Detroit. The Treasurer reported
$303, ,2O9 received, and $299. 10 expended,
with balance of S., ,4S0. Mention WAS
made of Elizabeth Gibsons bequest of
$500. The nominating committee re-
ported Ann Arbor as the next place of
meeting and DR.. Jameson as preacher
thereat.
The report of the state boards last even
ing gave the following church statistics:
New churches organized, five; houses of
worship dedicated, ID; houses OF vership In
process of erection, IA; parsonsges built or
purchased, :; ministers ordained. II;
ministers died, IL; ministers wives died o:
80 ministers came from other states; 70
removed from the state; ministers received
from other denominations, 3; within the
state 50 pastors changed fields of labor, aud
~ resigned with no reported settlement
elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

"It makes rue tired. ." said A. L. Skinner
yesterday, ITO bear Supervisors talk about
Of securing site for court house. Way.
voted on the court house proposition thirty
years ago and hear The ssIne talk now that
fezri then. They have considered the
matter ever since. WBcn a man gets up 70
make speech on the subject I Know just
what he's going TO say before be opens bis
mouth. II is time to act now. Just think
Of what would have been saved the coun 2
bad tia. boar, secured . ten-scre park for
the county thirty years 40. Gaink Of
what re sill l1ss by postponi1g aci O ten,
FIVE, or even tso years Longer
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

PzrIAnz3rHIA. Oct 0-Ths Aaaericsn
Street Railway Association continued lts
deliberations sodsv. Noses Hamphrev. Of
Conosr1 Mass. aid thst he found cars of
eight wasels could carry heavier iosd and
- urarefief r.ach sasipr thar tho%e II faur
w14ais Fighf-wheel cars r1n more
smoothly. be said sud fhe dav was
not ar ssfsnt wben To eight rheel
system wor.d - sdcpfed altogether. 4
rarrr On Sirest Railway &at1ai Fsre
Insurance wss rad. it proposed he in
enrrurenou of AZ street raliraads lsr tae
rr,fecton - tseir extensive property f-asr
sre. A COMMITTEES a fve ~ss kSpoiu si
to give the Iasu-srce suhlect consider
sa0n-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
CAFFAREll'S CASE.
The General Likely ut Least to BE Robbed
of Honors.

PARIS. Oct. 2o.-The Judge of Instructions
having carefully considered the papers in
the case Of General Catfarell and found the
evidence of bis guilt insufficient to warrant
the Generals prosecution and declined to
pursue the matter further. Nevertheless
the Military Court of Inquiry decided
tina. the late chief OF the
War Department staff had been
guilty of dishonOrsbls conduct and conse-
quently recommended his dismissal from
the army. Added 10 this humiliation will
doubtless come bis loss of the Cross of
the Legion Honor won By bravery and
meritori0us deeds in the war OF the Crimea.
and large number of civil suits instituted
By bis creditors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
DEATH ON a TRAIN.
A Detroit Insurance Man Dies ON tho r. a.
Z. n. Railroad.

EAST SAGINAW, Oct. 20.-E. G. Preston,
secretary OF the Michigan Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, of Detroit, died on the
Flint & Pere Marquette train entering East
Saginaw this noon. He boarded the train
a. Mt. Pleasant this morning and went into
the parlor car, and at once complained of
being Ill. When, the train wasIcoming into
this city the conductor discovered that he
was dead. Heart disease is the supposed
cause of death.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Oct 20.-A case of
poisoning ofsn entire family occurred to-
day. A. Keine, wife and four children ate
head cheese which was obtained al city
butcher shop, and soon after became vio-
lently sick. The family was taken to q
hospital and given medical treatment. The
examining physician believes the case to be
trichinosis. The butcher claims he has
sold from the same hesd-chsese to other
parties without any serious results. The
case is being thoroughly investigated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
For a Board of Trade

II. ID. c. Van Asmus has circulated call
with the following head: I'VE the under
signed, approving the formation of a Busi-
ness Mems Association or Board of Trade,
hereby subscribe our names for a meeting
to be called at an early day. foI the purpose
OF organizing" He has already secured
about two hus sdred signatures OF prominent
Business menand arms and proposes 70 iu-
crease the list to about four hundred, when
the date of the meeting will be fixed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
BIG sLAzes IN WISCONSIN.
twenty-five stores Burned In the Heart of
Marfnette.

MARrNErTE. Wis. Oct. 20.-Tne most
DISASTROUS conhsgrstion that ever visited
hare took place last midnight, destroying
two entire blocks in the heart of the city,
containing % stores, besides large number
Of dwellings. The loss is s350, 900; insur-
ance. $4,000.
Among the heaviest losses are: Watson
Bros. hardware, $4,000; o. b. Prime, dry.
goods, $4,000. Johnson Bros. general
merchandise. $4,000. J. G. Lance IL Co.,
$50. GOO. l.. Williams, hardware. Sll. 500.
The ire originated in the rear of Charles
Re.neck's grocery store. The cause Is un-
xurXn
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

The lsEis-. a. me e p A.. wish - ssz
thsf tbsJ sre eseses5 r. furnisang sTnsis
suild,ne sti aos1i 70 fbe HeFns ~ b usef
sss Aarses B0rne For fhis secono
hs8d csrpeEs sns be93.rg pisoes - csrr,sf
s1ltshis ~ usk rz ute ruFs ~ ans ~ fsf
seeon6 hard eitf re ~ bee room f1Fr irh
fazs nsB - rr4ss ~srr ris~fni - thsfn. sUf
- thspEfalis rttsiyet 8 ssrr 70 fhs
Is one. ooraer - fo.isaE-sfe sn5 iv0B-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

CHIc,Go, Oct. 2o.-A mass meeting under
the auspices of the Ansfchist Amnesty
Association and Central Labor Union was
held this evening at Battery ID Hall for
the purpose OF making . true statement
10 the public Of the case Of the condemned
anarchists. About four thousand peeple
were present. Speeches were made by
various friends of the condemned seven
men snd there was considerable enthusiasm
shown but no disorder. large force of
po.ice Wa present..
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
BURNED TO DEATH
FEAsFUL fsTAuTY At JACKSON.
A wo1a.a .sd asE Nsans Daughter Lsss
4h@Er Lives - Essss ef cNssltas
.tsss-su Srs--s Gears Dseksasss
-OsasE stzxs Nssh

Jacksos. Aich. Ocs 3o.-At IL c'eloek
TO-DAY - Ms. Alvia Porter, stsa "a, vile
Ct La1 ligagsr Porter. of lzl Seooes-st-.
~as eosx sxsus d.anse her elotkiEz esaght are
IRE followed. sTecxlnk tie hcnse- Mrs.
Porter AID . young daughter were burned
iroEa head 10 foot aud vii die. TIE lOss Is
s0sat 81 90 Insurance, 5000. The little
dsgg ntsr's hands and arms we're burned -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
THREE PEOPLE KILLED.
A serious Railway Acridsnt In south
C.roiins V..tsriay.

GRxxas. s. C.. Oct. IA north bound
passenger train from Atlanta. coliidsd with
. south bound freight two miles from this
plsce early this morning. The mail car Was
,eiescoped hv the express, and the
ba9xsxs car and both engines
rsrs completely wrecked The freight
train hal orders 70 side track K
a. this place. bat did not obey orders
Nsither the conductor nor the engineer OF
the freight train has been seen ance.
Engineer Wall of the passenger train. snd
Mrs.. Mcdowell. Of Asheviiie. and smother
passenger whose name is nos known. were
killed. Ten or eleven other passengers
ra~a injured
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

TIE average v-bfssksr never coDsis issrs
how hs nsrse vii look in print until after
se bas osul a tied some 0f5snse vhsu bs
b~eins 10 res - tbsi he would rather be
overlooked - ne reporter snl requests oT
dfuanas fhsl no mention " Bade ~ bis
rxrne Fvsrv third l~reen f,efort iss T0lics
Jvsfics - 6esirous - saving his friends sed
r@tsiives the dlsrrsct 81 uoi0riefv. rat be
ssIdon tninK 81 fhsrn bei vsen drinks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
PRAYING FOR RAIN.
The London Police Appealing to Provi
dsnco for Assistance.

dsnco for Assistance.
LosDos. Oct 20.-The police are praying
FOR rain 10 help to relieve them OF the
nuisance OF the alleged unemployed work
ingmen who throng the streets, haunt door
ways. congregate in open spaces and
squares. and raise rows whenever and
wherever possible. Even the police, hard
ened as they are. sympathiZe with deserving
victims of the prevailing distress, but the
lawless element whicn for obvious reasons
has attached itself 20 the crowd OF enforced
idlers. receive scant consideration at their
hands and have done incalculable injury TO
the cause of those who really ought 20 re-
ceiye assistance. As IL Is thieves are IN ex-
cess OF those who would work il they could,
and are fast making converts 20 their ne
farious practices. A heavy rain would
drive the idlers of the streets and II IS
TO De hoped that, once dispersed, they may
be pre- ented from reassembling.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
No Disasters ON the al.

President Hugh2rt. Of the . Il. & l.. re-
marked to reporter yesterday. that with
the year ended Oct. 1. there had been no
disasters on their road. Ii is a notable fact
that wniie ia almost every other state ia the
union there have been fIightiui rallrosd
horrors during the past year, Michigan las
not added one horror. True there have been
q few killse on the tracks, eat the travelling
pual;e have gone through safely. This is
certainly due 10 measure 10 the fact That
the Michigan railroads are Kept IN frst-c.ass
repair At ell time and with.such msn ss Mr.
Hughart al the helm they wal remain so.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

BaLrIxoRE. Oct. 2o.-Robert Garrett, ac-
oompsnied by Lis wife. Der father and
brother and sister, the Frick family. aud
one or two others. will lesve Baltimore.
SATURDAY.. for Mexico. The stay Of Garrett
in our ester ReDubfic will be prolonged
one, end he will probably not return % the
United States within six months or longer.